Data and Analytics. ISG Data and Analytics defines and sizes the opportunity for both short- and longer-term sustainable improvements in costs, productivity, quality and other key areas in all supporting processes of global enterprises. Our services help organizations initialize the change through standardization, customer orientation, and the most competitive allocation of resources through delivering full transparency and comparative analysis to support the design of the future state of operational excellence.
Data and Analytics. You expressly grant TT the right to analyze aggregated and anonymized data associated with the use of the Platform for the purpose of improvement and enhancement of our Platform, and/or any other valid justifiable reason, including but not limited to any marketing analytics.
Data and Analytics. Licensor may collect and use performance and use data relating to Licensee’s installation and use of the Licensed Software during the License Term for the purposes of administering the Software License, and improving the Licensed Software and licensing models. Data which Licensor may collect includes, without limitation: (i) license status and validation; (ii) job completion status; (iii) project creation and data flow; (iv) processing workflow steps and amount of intermediate data created; (v) user account activity including the number of active user accounts; (vi) error information; (vii) performance data and hardware utilization; (viii) user experience information. For greater certainty, no proprietary or identifying information of Licensee (e.g., regarding specific targets or ligands) will be collected, and Licensor shall own all such data collected by Licensor.
Data and Analytics. Your Display may offer you the option of opting-in to share data from your Display with Licensor and its affiliated companies. This data is not associated with you, the machine on which your Display is installed (the Machine), or the operator of the Machine. The data includes information about the usage of the Machine (including the Display) and enables Licensor to improve its products and services and create new products and services. For more details about the specific data collected if you choose to opt-in, please refer to the About Usage Data page on your Display. If you choose to opt-in, you reserve the right to opt-out of Display data sharing at any time. However, any data that was shared with Licensor between the date that you opted-in and the date that you opted-out has been received and anonymized by Licensor. Therefore, Licensor cannot delete that data and cannot return that data to you. In addition to the data shared from your Display, Deere may also receive data from the Machine via other Deere products or services, such as JDLink telematics services. The terms governing those products or services, including the collection and usage of data, are covered by the applicable product or service agreements. If you have additional questions about Licensor’s data collection or data analytics processes, please contact Licensor via the Xxxx Deere data privacy page at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/en/privacy-and-data/.
Data and Analytics. Training analytics must enable learners to have more effective and engaging learning experiences by leveraging web-based content to inform training needs, through feedback about progress and service delivery performance. Learning analytics will help parole officers to understand diverse learning styles of young people, increase knowledge retention by measuring positive youth development understanding through skill-based demonstration and assessments. Parole Officer will use the data to design more efficient training courses based on specific learning needs.
Data and Analytics. (25 Points): Respondent shall provide description of training and the ability to demonstrate the overall effectiveness of training on the parole officer. Explain how data and analytics will be provided to use as feedback about the progress and ability to provide TJJD employees with feedback about their service delivery performance
Data and Analytics. Emdeon’s Intelligent Healthcare Network, workflow software and large ecosystem of channel partners combines the reach of a national network with the power of software analytics – to deliver targeted and actionable insights to payers, providers, pharmacies and consumers within their normal workflow. The ongoing transformation of the healthcare industry requires all stakeholders to be better informed and make better decisions. Payers need to engage with their plan members in a personalized manner and help them navigate complex clinical and financial decisions. Providers must understand the needs of their patients and be more resourceful in demonstrating value to them. With consumers paying more out of pocket, the experience consumers have with payers and providers will increasingly impact their decisions as to with whom they develop long-term relationships. Our data and analytics solutions are able to use one of the largest and timely sources of healthcare transactional data available, including 8.1 billion transactions, covering $1.2 trillion in claims in 2014. Payers leverage Emdeon’s data to identify and manage risk, stop fraud, waste and abuse and to provide members with better decision-making tools around their healthcare choices. Healthcare systems can benefit from Emdeon’s data and analytics solutions by identifying revenue lost to non-health system providers and inefficient referral patterns that can result in lost revenue for providers.
Data and Analytics. The members of Team Toronto will collaborate to share and consolidate data and analysis about Toronto and the region’s industries as well as comparative and competitive cities and key sectors at a global level where appropriate.
Data and Analytics. Use large datasets to uncover patterns and insights on social equity issues that are not observable on smaller scales.
Data and Analytics. Both Parties, acting reasonably, will share data and analytics generated under and regarding this program to help insure the success of the program, subject to compliance with, and only to the extent permitted by HIPAA and other applicable law and regulation. For clarity, no identifiable data (e.g., names, email, address, IP address or zip code) of any patients may be shared by Pharmacy to Gelesis without such patients’ express prior written consent. Pharmacy will invite patients to acknowledge agreement for personally identifiable data (e.g. email address) to be shared with Gelesis and will do so if the patient does. Pharmacy will house all data and analytics generated by it that include protected health information (PHI) under HIPAA in its database system, in accordance with HIPAA. Examples of the types of data and analytics to be shared by the Parties are set forth in Exhibit B hereto.
